Ukrainian Fuel Prices as of April 19, 2026
Fuel prices in Ukraine remained unchanged as of April 19, 2026. The average cost for a liter of A-95 gasoline is 74.2 UAH, while the average price for a liter of diesel fuel is 90.2 UAH. The most expensive fuel is offered by the Okko, WOG, and Socar networks, while the lowest prices are observed at Ukrnafta and BRSM-Nafta stations.
National Fuel Rebate Program
A national fuel cashback program has been active in Ukraine since March 20, 2026, offering rebates of:
- 15% on diesel,
- 10% on gasoline,
- 5% on autogas.
The maximum cashback amount for one person is up to 1,000 UAH per month. The rebate program is scheduled to run until May 1. This initiative is designed to provide some financial relief to drivers amid broader market pressures.
Despite the current price freeze, diesel prices in Ukraine have risen by 33.9% overall. March supply volumes for diesel remained at 2025 levels. Pavlo Kyrylenko noted that the primary factor driving price increases is the dependence on imports for over 85% of petroleum products, a situation caused by the shutdown of Ukraine's largest oil refinery. Serhiy Kuyun assures that there is no current or anticipated diesel shortage, as supply volumes in March remained stable.
Experts cite several other factors influencing the rise in fuel prices:
- increased demand volumes,
- reduced supply volumes and reserves,
- rising costs for logistics services,
- the impossibility of comparing fuel storage conditions and capacities within Ukraine.
Thus, fuel prices in Ukraine remain stable for now, despite several market-influencing factors. The fuel cashback program aims to support drivers and stimulate consumption.
The situation on Ukraine's fuel market demonstrates a degree of stability, though the rise in diesel prices affects many drivers and businesses. Implementing the cashback program may partially offset consumer costs. However, it's important to note that long-term solutions for improving the fuel market require a comprehensive approach to developing domestic production and reducing import dependence. This issue remains critical within the broader context of the country's energy security.